The Sun. — London, England, 1810-05-02 00:00:00

t I I •F 1 J t • i M Hq jail f MAY-RAY. ~. < t:-: ,- ri*s the first. O t t:merry May, brthe'l , oung arid gay.: as tile harbingex of joy - The gala Hof each rude employ. ' Th): trippidg the brigiittst flowers attires her he - u 4 ; The. London zniik.maid with her vies, . In rii,lions rich, of various Wes ; , music; and thjuntaught darce; Tlise pleasures of : the 'day advance : For town and country milk-maids, willing 'to gain from friends' en annual his day r:eir ntunerous patrons greet Initr;;ge 'Of. rebounding feet. II 0 lately 'twas a day , of glee, • ,Bestow;tl, blest.Montague, by thee ! Of th-rits l honoar'd, thy kind heart . - - pity bore a v.-oinan's part . ; 'But whilst, of thy example rate,. Assetrbled , ,angels smiting bear The beautiful and bright record, Who grudgingly its praise arford ; - • And thy batevolenee is wrong'd, c;: l t not after death prolong'd. Would that fair Ma);. -Day's next arrival , 15,1h:,,it of like bounty find revival ;. • '1; but these po6r son's of want and woe Alight one day of indulgence kno'w ; And, with an annual regale, Of. pudding, beef;, and cheerful ale, r eel their sad hearts, how sunk - so low, With gratitude and gladness..g - low I Ye favour‘Lsons of ease and wealth, Happy. in friends, 'and 4ligh in health, Pity those griets'you can but guess, - • And strive to nuke their Sorrows-less.; She smallest buusity, would impart A ray, of corrirbrt to that heart, Which anxious waits the daWn of day, Sadly to take trig weary way': If pain his 'scant : Ynight rniiTesti, Tslo'<vintry storm his foot arrests.; _ _ , • . • ^ • • . .• • . HOW 'stock of earthly geoil ! , Then ye, who all the }'ear are gay, Make ChiiLnei sweVer s hail this day... ' * One of the Patentees of Drury-lane Theatre. ..e w:urrlN ny v. , F t . le telrhßD.r . o.n,* ir'rnoA et "'TOL:MS FOR YOUTH," " ETHELRL.:ii," The waggonerS and cost -boys deck'd. • With all the. favgurs they 'colle4; • The,ir 'horses ut:der branches green Nodding, adorn the gladsome scene ; With garCmds sorne,'nf fairtst flowers, Others off - woA---of tankards ours: • (For 'tis a Londoner who sings The sprightly joYs'that May-Day brings); And, 'mongst the rest, the child of sorrow, Who climbs the dark some steep to-morrow, By many a !whim fantastic tries His lot distressful to.disguise: 4 .4p,gart grotesque behold t.im flaunt, Medley dt vanity and want ; - With uncouth gesture raising mirth, His visage-smear'd with scarlet earth; Scenting to- lose his hard-condition, In May -Day's -tawdry exhibition. ANTIQUITIES. Some ancient Ronisii siler medals were, a' few. days since, found in the peat earth, cast out of 'the bottom of a deep moss ditch, at- Croswoodbill, the. ,prOperty of Andrew Steele,...Esq. writer to -the-sig re!, in the parish pf \Veit Calder; in the county of li'dirlaurgh, They are,iu.greNt preservation. It is probat(le, as there Will a Roman camp inthe neigh show:hood, that these coins had belonged to some one of the RbMan officers Stationed _ there, perhaps inllu3:.titne,bl; . tile, Emperor Marcus Aurelius Auto- rrinulr, as one of the medals -bears: his name, astd -4 • oflierS ltav the - natnes of the Em;'ress Faustina, hiS wire, and of his. predecessors, Domitian, Trajan, I-la3rian, and Pius. ' . Front - di , : Circumstances in Which these coins Were fonnd," it is probal?le the) , were- dropt tire surface of the ground upwards' of sixteen hundred • years ago. That the ground was then covered. with a growing wood, is obvious from the branches of birch trees (that lu still their. foun and bark entire) in which the coins' were envetoped. Even .the peat— beig, into wbieh thiS 'wood: is now converted (the. Roniaos; While hi posession Of this country, ing'Contifinitl'y burnt dn'wn, of otherwise:destroyed' " ..the wod:.) still bears the general name of Cobin, the the Herd's'NV4ziod. • • " • `- The 1 ;,. ;As I.Vere lying five feet beneath the pre sent suridce ; aryl the Soltd peat earth formed above I : ) , ; ' l .,.;, t h;ini of the ,Wood; and cocapsed •of haitr de( aced sjd and Other moss plant d i must have taken all the above-mentioned 'our-Ober of years OD increase live feetin thickness.. •.. , . . A C • duri of 2‘lthrtnen v.zts held yesterday. 4t . 6 - nildli l iift,.at l N.S.Anth the LOrd Mayor, i 9 Aldertu4i• and City - ,Oriticers were I -It-sent. •k , The Cou t : i Jniltee - ,Appointed to investigate by. what„ ciretiintano.:s soave persons were'AtiMd ,or . wtiunded by the military, within the Ciiv, on . ITultimo, - presented a sport. which iivas read 'add ordered to be printed, and ti copy there or -ent to evt..ry member of the Chart, previous to, being taken into conside4tion.at the next Court.: . The Court voted their Thanks to the Lord- Bishop of Oxford, aria i-Vol,deacon'illingworth,' for their .excellent Sermons. preached before the . Court at Christ Church, Nenate-street, on Easter Monday and" Tuesday last. ' Courts ol Conservancy were appointed to , be held for Stirrey and Middlesex, On the 15th,'and Essex atid - K.ent on 21 Ist. June next, • ~.,'refs tor tn e Elemion of Sheriffs, Chamber . tie , were ordered to be issued fur Midsuminer 1.41 y next. Prop L i,he 1,0iVI)ON GAZE,TrE,I,AIa:„: 1, 1810.. all, , 18 10. ;, The King has been pleaSed to grant to, the Right Hot :'Henry Baron'-Mtilgrave'the Office - of Master 'General a- his Majesty's Ordnance of Abe United Kin gdotn. The Kin g , has also been pleased to constitute and appoint thellight Hon. Charles Yorke, Sir. Richard Bickerton, Bart: Vice7Admiral of the Red Squadron of' his Majesty's .Fleet, Robert Ward,.E,sq. James Buller, Wilhatn Domett, Esq. Vice-Admiral the Blue 'Squadron of his Majesty's Fleet; Ro bert—.Moorsorn,, ESq. and William Lowther,. (commonly called Viscount Lowther), to be his Majesty's CommisSioners for, executing the Office . of, High Admiral of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and' Ireland and the DomittionsOslands, and Territories thereunto belonging. t• • Admiralty-Office, May 1,. 1810. Extraaof a Letter from Captain Worth, of his Majesty's Sloop Helena. to Vice_Admiral Whiished, dated at Sea the r9th April;tB io, and transmitted by the Admiral to john Wilson.Croker, Esq. ' I have to acquaint you that. his,. ?Majesty's sloop under my Command gave chace io ztsail seen at d'ay light, which continued until nine o'clock at ❑ight ; then, after firing a few guns; she surrendered, and proved to be the brig Grand Napoleon, of .Nantz ; she sailed from tence on the 13th ultimo, manned with one hundred and twenty-four men, armed Wilt sixteen guns, viz. twelve eighteen pounder carrort= ades, (English) and four long• guns.. She is the most complete appointed. French cruizer I have ever seen : is two hundred and eighty tons, and three months old. • Admiralty Office, Mciy fp 1810: Copy of a Letter . from Lieutenant Richard Welsh, Corn .manding his Majesty's Cutter Surly, addressed.to :Rear_ Admiral D'Auvergne, Prince of Bouillon, Conunander.in- Chief at Guernsey, and transmittedbyelatter to Bohn Wilson Crokur, Esq. Ills Majesty's Cutter Surly, Grenville.. SIR,' Bay, 21st-April 1810. I have the honour tt , inform you, that yesterday at noon, a sail was seen (torn 1112 deck, Stt.erldg along the enemy's coast ; we itutnedimety slipped in' chase, in- company with - Itis:Majestys • gun-brigs Firm and Sharpshooter-; at:four P.M. she run on, shore in. the Mouth of Piron : the bOats manned and armed were sent id to bring her out, which wits gallantly done by Sub-Lieutenant Hodgkins, who commanded the boats, he having. run at anchor out under ,a heavy fire of musketry from the troops and crew of the vessel, and hnVe tier off from . the beach; she proves to be 'L'Alcide French cutter 'privateer, mounted.four four-pounders, which were thrown over board in the chase, ,and from the number -of men who went from; her With . muskets, &c. I can clutle her crew to be thirty. beg leave 'to recommend to your notice, Sub- Lieutenant Hodgkins; of : the Firm, and Mr. Lagaw, Second Master of the Sharpshooter, for their steady pergeverende and determined conduct in bringing , ber , out frotu off. the beach under such a heavy' fire fire ,of musquetry from upwards of four hundred troops. - - , I am sorfy to add,' that: r we had one man . killed, and . .nne wounded, in this little. affair, as per margin. ' ,hav& tht W _hQnour tabe, &c. ELSH, - Liunt. anu kdom. * Firm. Mathias Rotierg,-Second Master, killed. lolut Cross. Boatswain's-Mate, slightly wounded. • lf/ar.-o . ffice May ilto. Ist Regiment of Dragoon. Guards, Charles KO:ay, Gent. ,to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Quicke, promoted. loth Regiment of Light Dragoons, PriLe Carter Edwaro, Gent, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Du Cane, pro- . .. .. • noted. .. . 2d Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant John Gordon to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice. Wilson, ,who retires. Ensign, John Norman to be Lieutenant, without purchase, ' vice Gordon. • , 3d Ditto, Thomas Rowen Sheeaa, Gent. to be Ensijo, by purchase,, vice Sherlocik, promoted. Serjeant Major Homer, to he Adjutant • jwith the rank of Ensignb, vice/ Blair, who resigns the Adjutantcy only. sth Ditto, Archibald CaiiiPbell, Gent. to be Ensign, with out purchase, vice Hippesley,,who resigns. 6th Ditto, Richard Keating,Gent. to be sign, by purchase, vice Plunkett, promoted. -- - • • • '-• , 7th Ditto,: John I tutchinson, Gent: to be Lieutenant, with - out purchase, vice Brakell, who resigns. . toth Ditto, Lieutenant Henry:Cahill - op to be Captain of a Company, by parchase, vice - Massey, who retires. ' Tsai Ditto, Captain • Francis Carpenter from the zd Nest India Regiment,• to. be Captain of a Company, without i ' purchase, vice Hart, appointed an Inspeding Field-Officer: of .a recruting DistriEt. • ' , • - itst Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon Charlet Clarke, from the 6th . Garrison Battalion e to pe Assistant-Surgeon. rn 32d Ditto, Ensign lae.s,lervey to be Lientenaht, without purchase, vice Sw - e'etinan, promoted in time toad Foot, An ' drew William Nagar, Gent. to be Ensign, vice lervey.' 38th Ditto, Hospital-Mate Thomas M. Perrott to he Assis tam-Surgeon, vice Stewart „appointed to the ezti loot. • : 4asi Ditto,' Ensign. William Watson to be ,Lieutenant, bv'.. . ._, . .. . . • •- purchase. . • • . i -; • • i•4Bth:Ditto,:l.koteriant -lames Reed, from the 3d Foot,itAe Captain of a Company, witliont purchase, 'vice Willing- , • ham, promoted on the Stall in Portugal. - • ' • soth Ditto, 'Lientenaitt Henry Pittman to be Adjutant, vice -Al-Gregor, promoted..' both Ditto, Hospital-Mate George Meade to be Assistant. Surgeon, vice Gordon, promoted. 63d Oitto, -ILichartary,- Gent. to he Ensign, by purchaser 1 , vice Pertiman, promoted. 6 69tliDitto; George Harpur, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice 1 ames promoted. 740 Ditto, Lieutenant Potiatd MaCAUcen to_ be Captain of a Company without purchase. - Ensign A. live Paulson tblie Lieuten'ant; vice Maccpeen. - •• • . • ;6th Ditto, Captain lames Carr, to be Major, lay purchme, 1 vice Covell, who : retires. , Lieutenant Edward Wakefield .1 to ;be Captain of a CoMpany, by purcle;Se, vLe Carr. ' ' EnSign Thomas Andreivs to be Lieuten.inr, -by purchase, vice Wakefiekl. ~ • . 78111 Ditto, Lieutenant-Thomas o'.Neill, frorn_the oth.Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice LVNlackenzie, deceased, Ensign Joseph M'Kenzie to be Lieutenant, without 'put chase, Vice f. ,'Kenzie, pro'inoted. Ensign Alexandei:: Campbell to be Ditto, vice Coane, promoted. ,- fld.Pitio,, The Honourable William Cecil ferry to be En:..' sign , without purchase, vice-St.-Clair,' who resigns. 84th limo; Lienteriant S. S. Rowe to be.Calitain of a Corn. pany, by purchase, vice HOrton, promoted. Ensign Joseph • - Holmes to be Lieutenant, by purchase, : vice Rowe. , • 87th Ditto, Joseph Leslie, Gent to be Ensign, by purchase. vice Carroll; promoted, . ;,- • • • - . oist- Ditto,' Quarter-Master ---.-: Scott to be. Adjutantoviin • • the •rank ot Ensign, vice Garland, who resigns site Adju. taifey only. . '9"stla Ditto, ad Lieutenant William Chapman to be tit Lieu , - tenant, vice Mercer deceased. 6t li, W est India Regiment, Ensign and Adjutant .-- Walsh to have the rank or Lieutenant. Ensign . falall'onn Fraser ' to be,Lieittenant, without purchase. - Stodard Rutherford, Gent.-to be Ensign, without purchase, vice .Eraser. -zd CpylonAeglatierit, Cornet Samuel Rind, from Half.pay of the Royal • Waggen Train, -to be, Second Lieutenant, vice 'M`Diniald, promoted in the ieth foot. • • RcKttnznt., George, Paton,' Gent. to he Ensigu,' - viCe - Munich;prornoted'in the 4th Ceylon Regiment. •s• ',- Dillon's Regiment, Adrien Lytna, Gent. to be Ensignorine iiriotvoled. in the ..*.hasseurs Britamtiques. • , - Chasaeurs Brittinninizeg;' Ensign Roclolphdile Chadlet tO'Oe . • Lieutenant. Ensign -- 1 1..enhart to be Lieutenant. - lean de Segur, Gent. to be-.Ensign i ;_vice de Chai Oct. Louis Antoine Depuy de Mzlbueil, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Len, „ " hart. Ist Garrison Ilaltalipti,taptarirrWrßUttZ:r, from tile 711 t • ' Garrison Battalion, to•• : be Captain ••;ot• a ,C.ninpany, vice 'Bat le, placed on all-pay ot,.tiie 7-tit-Garrison Battalion. Licittenant Isaac Herbert, flora the 7th Garrison Battalion, to be: Li,utenant, vice"Creaghe, placeilen Half'pay of Iticf; l 7th Garrison Battalion: - Royal Veteran Battalion, Surgeon Peter Ni'Arthur, from • Halt- pay . ot the ittali Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Campbell, who exchanges. 4oth Ditto, tnsign john• Patterson, from, the lath Royal • Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Campbell, , ceased - . Roydl Newfoundland Fencibles Ensign 'Patrick Kelly to .be Lieutenant, Vice'LOtt, promoted ' in the 4Sth Foot. William Kumble, tube .Ensign, vice Kelly. • Nova Scotia Fencibles, Henry ,Treyor, Gent. to be Ensign, . , vice Glazenbrook;deceased. • ' • ' BREVET. Major-General Thomas Graham to be Lieutenant-General on a particular Setvice only. Major-General Hildebrand Oakes to be Lieutenant-G-eneral, in the Island of Malta only. STAFF. To be Chaplains to the -Forces.= j aims 'Allot, Clerk, late Chaplain of Brigade in ; Portugal., lames Seim, - Clerk, late ditto, 'ltichprd Burnett, Clerk, late Garrison Chap lain at Heligoland. - • MEMORANDUM. ,The Appointment of Richard Macnamara, Gent. to be Cornet in ine.2.lt Light Dragoons, as stated in the Gazettle of the z4th ult. in nut tftken place. Lieutenant Siragnan,ot the 56tli Foot, is superseded, being absent without Rave. . , ~ ERRATUM in the Gazette of the 31st March, :Bp. For .Captain Thomas Abraham, from Half-pay of the, 16th toot, to be Adjutant of the Royal Mintary College , with the rank of Ensign, vice Dalgatty, read Captaih l'ltoinits Abraham, on Halt-pay of the -16th root, to be. Adjutant of the Royal Military College; with the temporary Jtank of Capt.tim, vice Liaigatty. . , • . I ii the.Gaiette of the 2.4 th tilt. ~. . . 9,4 th toot. • Fut Lieutenant Edward Kingdom to be Captain, of a Corn pan;, ny iiiirchas'e, vice Calulio.:ll,‘ read Lieutenant Ed wain iN.iii i i..o.u, t.., o.; Capt4lll,ol a . Conpany, without pur_ cii4sr,vit.e cainpoell. .. . Commission in the Central Regiment of Staffordshire Local h9r►lua, signed by,:his Majesty. Tip be Adjutant--Shapland Swmney, Gent. • , Cominks'sion in the' 'Power Hamlets Militia, signed by the • Lorn Lieutenant: ist-Royal Regiment. To be Lieutenant—Ensign William Pegg, vice Macnamara, resigned. T 9 be Ensigns—Charles Shiel, Gent, vice Pegg, promoted. lolin M'Carthy, 'Gent. vice Laurence, resigned. 2d .Royal Regiment. o be Lieutenant- Colunel--M2jor S'amuel Jackson, vice V. ilsott deceased. • - To be Major--Capt2in William .Forssteen, vice Jackson, pro- Moted. To- be Captain-- Fiederick . Macnamara, Esq vice" Forssteen, promoted. To be Ensign-. Robert Butler, Gent.. vice Stretch, resigned. Commission in the Ayrshire Battalion of IUBe Local,Milltia, • signed by the Lord Lieutenant. . • To be Captain, by Brevet harks Dalrymple, Esq. Commissions in the ,Derbyshire Local Militia, signed by the Lord. Lieutenant: - , ' -Derby Regimint. -To be Lieutenant.—Samuel Storer, Gent. TO be Ensign.— George Hubbal, Gent. Chatsworth Iteginient. ` To be Lieutenant . --13enjarnin Myott, , Gent. • To be Ensign.—lohn Gaskell, Gent. Esii.A•ruil't in the Gaiette of:the Oth May 18en. Ohatsworth Regiment of Derbyshire LOcal Militia. Fnr Harry liaChe Thornhill, Esq. to be Lieutenant- Colonel ': Commandant, read Henry bad,. Thornhill, Esq. to be Lieutenant- Coldnel . - Commandant t In-the Gazqtte of the_t4th Ultimo. ist Regiment of NOttinghamshire LocarMilitia. For William alltst, - Esq: - to be Captain, read:Willixm Hurst, : Gent. to' be Lieutertant. • 3d For Willtain Thornton, Gem. ,to be Ensign, read Edward , Thornton, Gei t. to be Ensign. POLICE. - . .• 130W-STREhT.—Alonticw Thomas - Hardwick, who is in custody on suspicion of being one of tbe.rcb hers who broke open the shop .ot "Mr. Gustaf - x.l, 13edford'-street, Covent-garden, was. brought•to Aiie office for further examination. • - The only fa& that ellotne out was, that the pri soner was at a Tublie-hbuse near Mr. Gostard's,.om the - Morning , of the robbery.--He was again corn- - mitted for further exainination. HIGHWAYMAN.--On Saturday evening, about . eight o'clock,•as one of the 'horse parole . , belonging to Bow-Street Office, Was riding over Blaokheath, 'upon his . duty, he met a man who informed.! biro, that a-postchaise' had just been-robbed byp rt.high wayman. The - parole followed the chaise; and on • corning *with it,' found a- gentleman, two ladies, and a .little girl, who had been stopped and, robbed by a highwayman ;: they informed him the, way the highwayman had ,taken. The patrole pursued hint, and' came up with a Man on horrebatk,'whotn he , stepped, and took into custody. • Onsearehing. and not finding any thing particular, the patrole was' . persuaded be had thrown something away; but it being then :dark; he left •his stick un the spot 1 0 mark the place,- and conveyed the highwayman to London. 'Early on the following morning; he w ent- . to the place again, where he left his stick, Ilad : found near it a pistol,' which was loaded, •printed , - and cOcked:—Qn- Monday evening the highway - man underwent an examination before Mr. READ, - at the Public Office, Bow-y,reet, When the driver . _ of the chaise attended, and saia,- he was driving the gentleman andlwo ladies to Dartford ; he was con fident the prisoner 'was -- the man who stopped. slit; .chaiSe,and robbed the passengers. The prisoner said his name' was Charles- 1:31CO11.. He was corn.' niiited for further exairlination. MURD'E'R OF LIEUTENANT JOHNSTON. • • • UNIoN.-FIALL*.—It Will be recollected, that 'some time past Lieute.napt Johnston was 'found murdered. in the Kent;road,,riear - thF: Five Bells, and, that Scs4 - veral.PerSons. Were apprehended cn suspiCion, but nothing .appeared to . justify their 'detention. col-, lingbourn, .the Officer, yesterdir received ipiorrna7 . (ion, that - a wo mati .nained . Bafeman, who iesides in a court near Warren-lane,' Woelwieh;apd s s 4 i I C 77 her husband; occasionally, get their living, by carting coals.,and brick's:llas 'been .;leard• Co :say to het* - husband-" You villain,,you know you Madtlin e ' drive the cart on, while.you and SMith (•,viio is 3 i I prisoner in Maidstone Gaol) grt gni and Murdered • popr. Lieutenant .ffilinstoil."' On re,:cir;ng tOrmattop,,, Collingbourn, Goff: and ‘Vorile,,.,, ap prehended them, and brought thqn before .the Ma ' gktrates at- the abOve Office, who 'hive detained . • thQin till further inquiry can bemade. On Friday an inquest was taken at Wincanton, 49. 9 the body of Hannah Bowden, a remarlqably hand - Same, genteel young woman, wha-(having been som e . time ill; was on her-return:from_ Loudon to 'L'i ver' ton) actually destroyed herself on the roof of th e stage-coach; in 7 the presence of the coach man,, gu ,61 . 1 ' two gentlemen, and another wornan,`by thrusting 3. handkerchief down her throat, which produced 9t l fr focation ! So etfeEtually and determine:lly did interesting young creature accomplish her purpro* that it was necessary to use surgical. instruments - t° draw the handkerchief back .—Verdid —ri Litrac. ,stilP NEtt's. .• GRAVISZND, APRIL 30. Sailed T the Tlirnnas Greqville, Patterson, and the CP marthen, Rosso/01'111,El ; Sappho, Comptun, r 5t. , ri0 413 ! General Miranda . , Wright, for' Guad.tloope ; rundv.l, for Tratitiad ;• Hope,' Collins, for St. Croix'; - 1014.1 . sepli, Aloore, for Cadiz. . ' • . • •„BlitTla. s . on Saturday-tht ?tai ult. Mrs. 1. E. i'ownal I, of Doaq ? Commons, or a Daughter Yesteillay, Nits. Bally, of Sali).)Jry• square, of a 13 34 (' At, ter. MARk LONDON s itleilitlZLY HAI22:IS; 01 NO. 4, - Martlett-court, Bow street; and Ps:Wished by L LIAM A RMIO RSC Ri VI'S, South Moton, street,,G roc•ve l: or $4 ,„. 9 • At the SuN-Ornoz, No. i; Striod , „ where Adtiertiaernents, Orders for the Paper, Letters fur the %di/fir, &c. (post paid), mist be address t. • - • ' On Dvlntalay at St. Andiew-tamer-Shaft, Kr . . Rc.elte.— 12t of Rotterdam, Merchant, to Miss I.3isson, Lae qt . 1.: ~erase. The same day, at ilamiton Chute!), Colonel H.Cv.ker, e ' the 14th Liglit Draoous, to Miss lordan, o the l'riory,' S Y' *denh'ain,.Kent. - . , : o,- Yesterday, at St. Swithin's,. Cannor-street, Mr W . .40 . -• T Budd ,:ii, of Itictex.... ,- okv, to Eliza. youni,, nsr dayhier of l'''l4 i). Hanson, Esq. of Ilatii:nersmith,.. Lately, at Chelten4m; Richard' , Priten.„ Esq. of eill ir i i i; h - tt:n Kings, in Gloncestcrshire. to Mr;. Bennet, w iduw of: t late .\l..jor Bennet, of the 2,ll,l3uttal!on of Royals:- DIAL); "On the 13th of lanuatplast, on the Coast of 4 Africa, Cal" •, , Josiah Wittman, of His M.,jesty's ship Dauntless. rria,- • On M(. , ltitav the 9)h ult. in cons: tj'nence Wan iiitiain—q-vo lion. upon the lungs, at TeigninQuth, Devon. Al's. Parr, wife rilthe Rev Dr. Parr, of Halton, V.';, ,, ,\icicsht r , and niece of the late Tll,,ni 4 s Nlauleverer, Esq. of•Ariv.hlicr in that Cotiitty, ;On the 28t1t ult, at I.3righton i Catherine, Hilrd daliglitere the late Sir William Funks, Bart, of Logien) Manor, Yo' slw - e„ On Saturday laSe, at (Mtn Luke's, Esti: Lower GrosventPi " • place, Marianna, sttcond daikgitter of L'aptaln Stacpeole, the/Royal Navy. On Sunday list, in the )•pth year . of his age, at Laodsei' d !, Somersctshi re, in consettue ee of a vaquittl received diirin g,lJ;l: , attic'rt otl &imps r.-s, Captaielolui Paple, late, tilt; 45 Regiment of Foot, ► Un Mot,day last, at Mo,rtl,ike, Surrey, Mrs. Pftt• at William Pitt, Esti. and sister o f the late Sir Llrouk.‘"' ° son, pout. ages 77, : . tile 30111 ult. Mr. Francis Flr.c.hatn n i 6f rhang-c. Yesterdiy Woriling, of a rapid (I,:allsie, in O.! -►;it'', ltcr age, , Miss Stuart,. daughter of lohn,Sttiaut, I ,, sti , L'4 "b 44(i. 1434 1 - 0/ Pi k:r te tioD' t, E.Aljt' liA 4 ‘4,1 th t • It hit ! eor.„ ,BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. William Charles Cox, of Nether Knutsford, CheshiCct innkeeper, front May i to 14; at six, at • the Angel Inn, Knutstord. . Ambrose Castle, of Furnival'i Tim, London, money-seri. yeller; from Maya to tune 20, at ten, .at , - William Shaw, of Long-acre, Middlesex, cheessinonger, from April z 4 tolune 12, at ten, at Citildhall. BANKRUPTS. Samuel Tomkins, of Worcester, liax o dre.sser t to surrender M a y 22, 43, and June £2, at eleven, ig the Star and Garter Inn, Worcester. - Altornies, Kr.. Long; Wur center ; or Williams, Quality -court-chambers, Chancery 'lane, London. - .—. Abralta'm Mathew, of Shaftsbucy, Dorsetshire, ironmonger, aay 16, 17, and Lune 12, at twelve,. at' the Bush Tavern, Bristol. Attorines, Mr. Edward, Stephens,. ; or Mes'srs. Sweet and Stokes, King's bunch. , ..Valks, Inner -Temple, London. , • , IV-itham tipster, or Great Grimsby, Lincolnshire, merchant, May is," at eleven, 16, and lune 12, at ten, :a the Wilde Swan Inn, Batton-Lyon-Humber. Att‘dnies, Messrs. 131 own and Mairis, Barton-upon.liumber ; or Mk. Grey, Gray's-I„nn-square, Londori. DIVIDENDS. lune 4. William Calvert, late of Liverpool; merchant, at one, at the Golden Lion inn, Liverpool.. May zB. john Roberts, late of Liverpool, merchant, at one, at the Golden Lion frnn, LiVerpool. ( L i ll e $. William -Thaat, late of Leeds, Yorl shire, cloth. merchant, at eleven, at the S van lan, I u idersfielct.. Iday 26. Thomas lenkins and Thomas re:terick Wollen, of fligh•street, Southwark, Surrey, and of Chu:nester, Sus. sex, linen:drapers, at otre, at G uildhall, London. 'Rine t. William Leach, now or late of Horton, Bradford, Yorkshire, woolstapler, at eleven, at the Talbot 13ratitord: May 22. William 'Hayes, of Kilburn, Middlesex4brickmaker, at ten, at Guildhall. May 2.3. Williain,Payne, of 134th, druggist, at eleven,. at th. Bush• Tavern, Bristol. , (Line 2. • Lawrence Cotton,._of Fenchurch-street, kittedon, merchant, at twelve, at Ouildhall. June 21. j Allen, °Otte' Platform, kotherhithe,.Sur - rey,• coal.m, reliant, at ten, at uildn,ll, London. May 22. lolinson, late at ttetattird, corn and Coal • merchant, at' ten; at Guildnall, London. May 31. Thomas Young, late of llownend, .Maggotsfield, Gloucestershire, but now "of • Machen, Meannouthslure r deader and chapman, at twelve, at the Bosh .Taverii, Bristol. , - _ _ . .May lg. . William Clayton, of Dockhead, Surrcy, groCer, at cievkal, at Guildhall, London.' • ClsRl IFICATtS. ,; • May,22. Maximilian Fischer, of- Leeds, Yorkshire, mei . .. , chant. Andrew tudpalh, of Philip.lane,•near Aldcrtnanbury, Lon don, builder, and of Wlute Horse-street, htepriej , i Middle - - - sex; victualler. ' • - - Samuel Southall and Jonathan Drakefurd, of Birmingham, factors: Thoenas Marshall, 'of Scarborough, Yorkshire, vintner, dealer, and Chaprilatt. William' Butcher, of Brighthelmstone Sussex, 'i) , lumber' ) painter, and glazier, • . • ; 1- I ARTNA'RSIIIPS, DISsOI.PED. Edward Hutchings; johri'litirt, Joti Rdberts,CeorgeThornas and Blasiocic armer, \vinr.:ln-zreliarits; of the Stoncy-apattord wine 4umpany. IVf. Mattis and G, I'hilip6;~ if Svc4l's-st=eat, !b d Nev - :Town, .tirn6iir bierCiliintS. •- • Qltn LOncit of- ighley,- and Francis Thnrripson., of- B9g Thorn, within lii, hley, Vorkahire, calk,,-Inannt3tEurer 6, lune; ;8e les and losepb fohnson, of liirritingliikr, 'lirtneWNTilbilurne arid Soo, of the Strand, -Middles,,x,,carvers-. and-gi iti.ef s " • josepil)3rown, sun, and 'George Bros.yn, of Cannon:streftr clierseinuri,ers • - Tenjarnin4Nicliolls, 1 hilip Thomas, wndEdmund Rudge, of biattielthstkeet; , Biacktriar4-wad, Suricy, suullts itii4l. en- gineer§.. , !antes DarbiOtire,. Robert Patti'shire, aria fames Dtakti Cit&ley; of tvlinchester.. • • • t[tichtird• Tucker, Isaac Tuckeri .end • Stephen \Vhetham, of Bridport, Dorsetshire, twine and sail-manuta . ctueer. Richard Clatwor::ty and :tzro...-el tiicltolz, 'at Plynir'tt.t.ll, ship•bacierse Jonathan Atkiiisjpii lames Clayton, of l'rcston., Lancashire, thuber.merchants. Wiliam Oak icy, Williani Overend, ird W.-S. Oakley,- of Churoh-stleet, St. loan's, Southsval.lt, Surrey,. Wool , . staplers. r